Dan Ariely, has a hedgefund based on principles of human capital. The fund is called Irrational Capital, and you can read about it inthis link (copy and paste link to browser): https://observer.com/2022/09/economist-dan-ariely-is-attempting-to-unlock-the-hidden-investment-value-of-motivated-employees/

Given that workers are one of the key stakeholders of an organization, what do you think Friedman (based on his article "the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits"publised on September 13 1970 by the new york times magazine) would say about Ariely's approach?

Do you think Friedman would be for or against prioritizing workers over shareholders?

Is that even the right question to be asking? Discuss!